NEOPARADIGM
Banned
I do it, but I think it's a touch on the shady side.
Life is life, ultimately.
Yeah?
Life is life, ultimately.
Yeah?
PatMcAtee said:Get dem outta mah house
beast786 said:Life is based on killing living to survive.
devilru said:I'd feel guilty killing a praying mantis however spiders, ants, termites, bees, roaches, they can all die!
Lionel Mandrake said:No. Insects do not have my respect... Except for bees. Bees really have their crap together.
Lionel Mandrake said:No. Insects do not have my respect... Except for bees. Bees really have their crap together.
Teh Hamburglar said:beads?
3N16MA said:Many insects that people are scared of are harmless. What do you guys think they're going to do to you?
Insect ManslaughterDuracelllll said:You better be...
http://www.autoblog.com/2011/07/13/buzzkill-cars-murder-trillions-of-insects-each-year/
These motorists drove their cars as normal, and after shutting off their engines, counted the number of smashed insects on their front license plates.
A total of 19,184 miles were traveled by these test subjects over the course of six weeks, after which the results were tallied: 17,836 insects had met their demise. That's a lot of bug guts, but it's not until you extrapolate that data across the entire frontal area of an automobile and the total number of cars in the world that your head starts spinning.
The friendly buggers from Treehugger decided to do a little math in an attempt to estimate the total number of insect fatalities in the United States. Are you sitting down? An astounding 32.5 trillion insects (estimated, of course) are killed in the U.S. each year by automobiles. Total insect genocide.
PatMcAtee said:Get dem outta mah house
DiscoJer said:I don't go out my way to kill most of them. On the other, my cat just loves to eat moths, so I sometimes give some for her. I feel a little guilty about it, but not really.
Wasps on the other hand, die as soon as I see them. I don't think there is a single thing that's good about wasps. Bees sting, but they don't usually go out of the way to do so, and actually do something valuable.
Ants I don't like, either. I always kill them inside, obviously, otherwise you will be overrun with them. Outside I do usually try to do something to the anthills, because they are just really nasty insects.
Yeah I don't really mess with bees, because they are pollinating and generally don't mess with you, but wasps seem to actively seek a person out and try to fuck with them. I got stung by a red wasp just trying to wash my car. Fuck the goddamned things.DiscoJer said:I don't go out my way to kill most of them. On the other, my cat just loves to eat moths, so I sometimes give some for her. I feel a little guilty about it, but not really.
Wasps on the other hand, die as soon as I see them. I don't think there is a single thing that's good about wasps. Bees sting, but they don't usually go out of the way to do so, and actually do something valuable.
Ants I don't like, either. I always kill them inside, obviously, otherwise you will be overrun with them. Outside I do usually try to do something to the anthills, because they are just really nasty insects.